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Hanson party set for annual meeting

Pauline Hanson will address the One Nation faithful at an annual meeting in August.

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Members of Pauline Hanson's One Nation will come together for an annual general meeting in August in Queensland.

A notice about the August 24 AGM says it will receive financial reports, constitutional changes, nominations for the executive and a keynote speech from party leader Senator Hanson.

There will also be a shop where members will be able to buy a One Nation plane-shaped stress ball - making fun, and money, out of the scandal over a Jabiru aircraft used by Senator Hanson and flown by her chief of staff James Ashby.

The party's executive is expected to finalise a Brisbane or Sunshine Coast venue at a meeting next week.

Labor has referred the issue of One Nation's constitution to the Electoral Commission of Queensland, alleging it does not comply with electoral laws, but One Nation denies any wrongdoing.


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